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SUTTON EXPRESSES the BELIEF
WheeIer's Funeral.

MALONE, June THE obsequies over
the remains of ex-Vice- President
Wheeler were held in the Congrega-
tional Church. Every available foot OF
space in the large edifice was occupied.
All business places were closed at noon
for the remainder of the day. The
body renamed at the house until this
morning, when, at 10 o'clock, after
prayer. it was removed to the vestibule
of the church, where it laid in state,
and was viewed by the public for tn
last time.
At the conclusion of an interesting
and impressive ceremony, the funeral
cOrtege was formed and wendell its way
to the beautiful cemetery east of the
village, and he is now at rest beside the
remains of his wife and kindred who
preceded him many years ago. Among
the distinguished gentlemen in attend
ance were ex-President r. B. Hayes and
his son Webb.
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DEMONS AND. DEVILS.
Another Horrible Revelation
in London Life.
THE TRAFFIC IN YOUNG GIRLS.
The Reformatory and Refuge Union
Save -Four Hundred Young Girls
From Lives of Shame.
From Lives of Crime.

LONDON, June Since the revela-
tons made by the Pail Mall Gazstie
and the passage of the crimes law, the
public have believed the traffic in
children impossible. The case in the
Lombeth Police Court, therefore. caused
a universal sensation OF horror. Ed
ward P. Rockwell and three women
were arrested, charged with keeping
house of ill-repute, and having
procured for their patrons scores
of girls from 10 to IA years.
The prisoners and victims are of
humble rank. The evidence so far
shows the seducers of the girls to belong
to the same class. Government will
prosecute the prisoners. all of whom
were remanded. Detective Steving, an
employee of the Reformatory and Re-
fuge Union, who has taken the principal
part III bringing to light these crimes,
states that during the past four years
he has rescued 400 girls between the
ages of AZ and IA years from lives of
crime.
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KARRICK'S WHITE ELEPHANT.
A Breeze Of Excitement at the New
Main Streef Building.

The site of the Karrick building on
Main Street was the scene OF some little
excitement yesterday. THE HERALD mas
heretofore published the fact that a
survey showed that the White Elephant
Saloon building overIapred several
inches of Karrick's property, and few
weeks ago tie saloon wall was removed
20 allow of the foundation being put in.
l. now transpires that it is necessary
in order that the partition wall of the
Karrick BUILDING can go up, to remove
ABOUT three inches more of the White
Elephant wall. This the workmen were
preparing to do, when they met with
determined opposition from Jimmy
Clark, who proposed to make a sieve of
anyone who attempted TO cut away a
portion of the wall. The police were
summoned, but said they could do
nothing-the only remedy was a civil
suit, and then left the disputants to
settle the matter as best they could.
And so the matter stood at last ac-
counts.
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BRIBING THE KING.
Serious Charges Against the
Monarch Of Sandwich.
THE NAVY OF TnE ISLANDS.
The Profits of the Opium Trade
Cod Coin and Roast Pig
a Big Scheme
The d onaroh ofthe Islands.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 7.-Advices
from Honolulu, show that the new war
ship KamiEOa, which constitutes the
Hawaiian navy, has sailed for Samoa
The ship cost the government $4,000.
Prior TO sailing. three officers of the
navy were dismissed for misconduct
and fighting, and the boatswain de-
serted with his uniform and advance
salary. The ship finally sailed on Mag
18th.
The Honolulu Gazette reviews its at
tack on the king for alleged bribery in
the opium matter. 1t prints sixty
affidavits from fourteen people.
These charge that the King, on
December Goth, received $40, 600 IN
Il basket. A f1w days later a check for
$40 COO was handed to The King person
ally. A few days later again, $50, 900
in gold coin. with baked pig was given
to the King personally. Subsequently
SIS 600 more was demanded, and paid
to the King by Chinaman named Ak.
The King, it is claimed, in return, prom
ised to grant Aki license for selling
opium, but gave it to another China
man, named Chun Lung. 1t is claimed
hat none of Axis money has been re-
turned, and the matter is now in the
hands of the Chinese Minister at Wash
ington.
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The California Wheat Crop.

SAN FRANCISCO, June THE secre-
tary of the San Francisco Produce Elk
change has collected reports rem cor
respondents from all counties of Cali
fornia, as to the condition OF the wheat
crop up to June lst, with reports as to
the damage caused by the recent hot
winds.
The rain so badly needed early in
April held off so long as to seriously in
jure the crop in certain sections. The
weather during May continued favor
able until the 9th, when hot north
ers" swept over the state, and caused
serious injury in various localities. Some
place the damage at 25 per cent. while
others claim it is nominal. Reports
show that the northern half of the
State, including Sacramento County.
will turn out about the same amount of
wheat as last year. In San Joaquin
Valley, great wheat producing section
of the State. the yield will not exceed so
per cent. of last y ear. From San Fran
cisco south and through the belt of
country west of the coast range, reports
are bad aud it now looks as though the
yield for this part of the State, includ-
ing all coast counties, would not be 10
per cent. OF what was raisei last year.
The total crop of the State will fall con-
siderablv under that of last year.
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The Reception to O'Brien.

New YORK, June THE reception
to Editor O'Brien tonight at the Hof-
man House was brilliant affair. The
leading citizens united in the ovation
thus rendered under the auspices of the
Irish National League.
Elk Mayor Grace presided. On the
right were William O'Brien, Bishop
Farrell, Governor r. s. Greene, of New
Jersey, and Others
On the left, Mr.. Kilbride, Hon. Eu-
gene Kelly, Char.es A. Dana, Ex-Gov-
ernor Dorsheimer and others. The
toasts were as follows:
Our Guest-the chairman William r
Grace
The United States-Mr. C. A. Dana.
Glaistone-Rev. w. T. Llovd, ID.
Der sister States-Hon. r. 7. Greene,
governor OF New Jersey.
The Press-Coionel w. L. Browne.
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Naval Court-nInrtfaI.

New YORK, June IA naval court
martial was commenced this morning
before Acting Consul Hoar, to inquire
mo The caase of the collision between
the Celtic aud Brittanic, both belonging
to the White Star Line Company.
whereby much damage WAS done and
msny lives imperilIed. The following
were members OF the court of inquiry:
William Robert Hoar. Captain Nc
Micken of the UmbriG; Captain John
B. Purvis and Captain Archer of
Tower Hill; Captain Perry, Second
Officer Mckenzie. Fourth Officer Leg
gett, and Lookout Coleman testified,
as did also Frederick Sturges, of New
YORK, passenger. Their evidence
was much the same as the stories
already told about the collision.
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Professional ETIQUETTE

prevents some doctors from advertising
their skill, bat we are bound by no such
conventional rules and think that if we
make a discovery that is of benefit to
our fellows, we ought to spread the fact
10 the whole land. Therefore we cause
10 be published throughout the land
the tact that DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery" is the best known
remedy for consumption (scrofula of
rhe iungsl and kindred diseases. Send
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piet treatise oII consumption, with I'M
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ISOLATION, 663 Main street, Buffalo,
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In the Commons.

IoypoS, June TN Commons to-
5.v Hon. H. B. Smith, government
leader. said he hoped papers IN rela-
tion to the new Egyption convention
wopId be issued by the government IN
3 few days. Negotiations with france
concerning the new Hebrides question
Is sfilI in progress. The delay IS not
the fault Of England.
BsIfour. Chief Secretary Tor lrelsho'
:, -anIy to a question by Dillon re-
.,a the employment of gunboats to
assist in eYictions on Clare Island, de-
CARED c the government would not hest
tate 6a 10 employ any officers at its dis
possi to execute the DEGREES Of the law
courts. -.
The amendment to exclude cases OF
treason and felony fro m trial by special
inrors was defeated-l07 to 1O9.
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Excitement at Havana.

HAVANA, June 7.-Discontent has
been awakened here by the receipt of g.
telegram from Spain announcing the
formation of new division which will
have the effect of suppressing the pro
vinces of Matanzas and Pinas Del RIO
There is great excitement III both these
provinces. Meetings and demonstra-
lions have been held, and kilograms
sent to Spain protesting agains reform,
which ueople consider adverse to their
interests.
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How to Prevent 1t.

WAsHINGToN, June - Assistant
Secretary Maynard has informed the
collector of customs at Ell Paso, Texas,
that the department is of the opinion
that strict enforcement Of the regula-
tons for free entry for domestic AMI
mails exported and returned viii pre-
vent the illegal importation of cattle
described by him as having been
as that used in the United States, or
being the offspring of domestic cattle
exported to Mexico for grazing pur-
poses.
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Presbyterian. and secros societies.

NEwBUReH, N. Y, June THE
synod of the Reformed Presbyterian
Church of America to-day adopted
resolutions declaring secret societies
immoral, selfish and unjust, degrading
and ensiaving to the conscience OF
their members; that in addition many
of them are Christless, yet counterfeit
the worship of the church and
obstruct her work; and for that
reason, as well as secrecy, members
of such societies ought not to be ad-
mitted TO the church's mem bership. and
that the synod enjoin the courts of the
church to refuse admission to members
of all secret orders, and to exclude from
membership any who may have crept
in unawares. In the course of the de-
bate on these resolutions, Free Masonry
was bitterly denounced.
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;501yT HTNA'S RIVAL.
Great Volcano in the
Sierra Madres.
arGE AVALANCHE OF LAVA.
,.ovops Filled Up and Vegetation
Dsstroy ed-BOuIders Weighing
Tons Hurled Down
arGE AVALANCHE OF LAVA.
, sn.o Enough Volcano.

AK Francisco, June 7.-Tuscon'-
o- 1JI sent out by Governor Torres
. - sonora SON to ascertain the existence OF
+. Volcano, as reported near Baylspe,
sonora, have returned. They rep report
81 active Volcano courtesy III Sierra ara Iadre
east 81 AIMS D"' TIE party could not ap-
Aoan51 nearer thaa within four miles $
pfos az mountains. The crater was
Of Inc me forth immense volumes OF
s2 gof8' fire and lava DO Boiling mggnT TaieF
.ssqed rom ~ y yas wa waves slowly poured
.nd ava he 10 mountain side into the
down down. 'I Which are being filed up: The
canyons T T had destroyed all the
ysget IacoIia AZ feature OF he volcano is
one P ec4it activity. Boulders weighing
4: sa aTs hurled down from the crater
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Pnesi PiIes! PtIesl

Sure cure for blind. bleeding, and
itching Piles. One box has cur, d the
worst cases of ten years standing. No
one need suffer ten minutes after using
this wonderful Kinks German Pile
Ointment. 1t absorbs JUNIORS, allays
the itching at once. acts as poultice,
gives instant relief. Kinks Pile ONT
ment is prepared only for Piles ard
itching of the private parts, and
nothing else. Every box is warranted
by the agent.
Sold by Druggists; sent by mail on
receipt of price, SOC. and $1.O0 per box.
DIR. G. D. BENTON, PRoP.
Cleveland. o,
For sale byZ. MI, Drug Store
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EQlOY lnfa


mi SR nat a truly beautiful world We live
AIM, ;, N a; gives US grand ur of noun.
o. mes S,sl rs ana oceans, and thousands
20 ' 5sftass Of enjoyment. We can desire
ooS ' oits Tnea a In perfect health: but
people 'V feel 10 H. the majority of
out MIN discouraged and worn
Is no o Sra dlseTe, when there
proof, tb van . easily obtain Satisfactory Is
make them t srs' rs, august Flo,osr, viii
are the ji, spepsia and Liver Complaint
cent, Of s sHSb Causes of seventy-fiye Der
2ess, Neryoo2n,S q Headache, Costiye,
The Head 'F Pa1 Pi,fostralion, Dizziness Ss' Of
other dis 5Ias.l.;ltstiOu of the Heart leafs and
loses of Ir tossing symptoms. Three
sats. TIy effect Sample bo RTas Il! 10
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The Yacht Race.

NEW YORK, June I'm the yacht
race to-day the Atlantic beat the Pris-
ella ION. AIS, and the cutter GaEatea
23m. 37s., and the Shamrock beat the
Itdn'a 2Om. OILS. If this race can be
taken as standard, the Shamrock is
the fastest sloOp in America, as on time
allowance she would have beaten the
Aaa1Itie, easy winner, in the first class,
by about ten minutes.
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The Holmes Hospital.

HUDSON, Wis, June THE formal
opening Of the Oliver Wendell Holmes
Hospital occurred here to-day. The
town was in gala dress, and hundreds
OF people from the surrounding
country and outside States assisted in
the proceedings. President NOrthrup,
Of the State University, read poem
written for the occasion by Doctor
Oliver Wendell Holmes.
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PERSONAL.

Don PACK is IL from Kamas.
REcsIvER ABB has returned to the
city.
WILL RICHARDS. of Park City, is in
town
COURT REPORTER PIKE is down from
Ogden.
WlLL1Ax 3. HUGHES is up from Span
isb Fork
VIM. SrtwARr was down from Kays-
vile yesterday
Wu srm,IoE. of Springville, was in
town on TUESDAY.
Iosn ORR, # EVANSVILLE, came into
the city yesterday.
A RRnwN. of GIenwood. has been il
The CIV a dav or two.
led S7RINsaM. of B uRtiful, was down
on hnsin. So Yesterday
Miss NtIIIs g. BAILEY will maze
descent ou Murtav to-dav.
John r. BARkEs Of kaysville, was
see, in The CITY on Tuesday.
VI SytrN.E, merchant of Oasis,
vas j., toun Ga business yesterday.
WlLLtAx Wire, of summit, Iron
Comfy. was III he city on q business
yentnfe Yesterday. Mrs. White accom-
panied flm.
Gx. p EsCogNoR SAYS ne is not q
capdidatr. and mas no Geslre W oo
maxor of thu city. but will accept the
poninat,nn for this position IL LILO
loyal Gen,l,es will honor HIM Win IL.
n A BuRxHAN of the Boston
.,,,J il .r,ending q few DAYS in toWn.
He and bis wife have been making q
tonr OF Mexico. and are no" eu lou -,
home the lady visiting d FeiA'ion -
Bouotlfui
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smallpox in China On

CHICAGO, June 7-Several more cases
81 smallpox We're discovered to-day in
'ns mouse where an Italian was found
Una W nave the disease last week. The
5 5Hus so- was thoroughly fumigated after
. -,S removal, but too late to prevent the
s ,ageao, OF Inc disease. As a consequence
morning. PiOS'l "Veu tnls
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A Hoax.

ST.. PETERSBURG, June Tits asserted
that the recent story that fourteen
Bokharan officials at Kerki were mur-
dered by Afghans because they refused
to incite the inhabitants to resist the
Russian advance was pure invention,
being simply the pretext for the occupa-
ton of Kerki.
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DIED.

JOHNSON in the Fourteenth Ward. Salt
Lake, on June 18th, at 10 q M, of pleurlsy,
Joseph W. Johnson; born IN Silver Creek,
Green County. Ohio. December 10, 1918.
Funeral in the Fourteenth Ward Assembly
Hall next Thursday. at 2 p.m. Friends of
the family invited.
ANGEL LIN the Third Ward, Salt Lake
Citv. June 5th, 1887, of congestion of the
6rsin Dora Elizabeth, daughter of T o
Angel, Jr, and Joanna Gregory born July
9th, 1885,
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A starna Ont Game.

CALCUTTA, June The troops of the
Ameer of Afghanistan and Ghilzais who
are in revolt against the Ameer's au
thority retain the same positions they
have occupied for some time past and
are apparently trying to starve each
other out.
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The Mexican Bandits .

MArAxoRAs, Mexico, june 7.-Col-
onel Moves Hernandez and forces ar
rived yesterday and are reported to
have brought nine prisoners. The
Mundo. Martinez's paper, elorifes in the
affair and says the bandits escaped with
the loss of one horse wounded.
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Testipg the Legality of Pool selling.
new YORK, June THE test case to
decide the matter of the right of the au
thorItles to suppress pool selling on
horse races in this city, was made to
day. by the arrest of the pool sellers
clerk y detective, to whom he sold a
ticket in the Jerome Park races.
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The Jury "Fixers."

New York, June I'm the Sharp
case, later in the day, the Jury fixers"
secured bail. Linck and Warner waived
examination, to await the action of the
Grand Jury. Hoagland, whose real
name is Vanderbilt. asked for speedy
hearing.
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Rnasia Raising nntn

WASHINGTON, June 7.-The Treasury
Department is informed, through the
State Department, that Russia has
raised the import duty on iron and
steel and on articles manufactured In
whole or in part from these metals,
from Is to 30 per cent.
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Rasa Bal.

WASHINGTON, June NO game; rain.
PHILADELPHIA, June Cincinnati 0,
Athletics TO-
;, Chicago 3.
Louisville 6.
st. Louis 3.
DETGoI., June Detroit 6, Pittsburg
|.
PHILADELPHIA, June 7.-Philadelphia
Is, New York IA.
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Gladstone.

LONDON, June Z. Gladstone arrived
at DOLLS Hill this afternoon much
fatigued. He spoke at Newport. Glou-
cesier AID Swrndon, principally on the
Irish QueS ion.
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Rough on Toothache. Instant re-
"R0UGH ON CoRNS," hard or soft
ROUGH ON BILE Pills" Little,
ROUGH ON WORMS" Sure cure.
15c
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You Must Not

class "Rough on Dirt" with the ordin-
airy washing compounds. It is new,
article. A revelation in housekeeping.
A boon to women. A new discovery.
Beats the world for Kitchen, Laundry,
Starching, Bath or Shampoo.
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NsRA OF tho Nation.

WASHINGTON, June 7.-Rouben Dally >
of Indiana, formerly correspondent ior
the Indianapolis Sentinel. has been APP
pointed stenographer to the ln'ef ''"'e
commerce commission.
THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
20 5ov authorized the employment OF
oir nnrses to attend the sick in the hos
nitsi ut Kew West, and four guards to
pp10tect the property Of persons removed
to the hospital.
protested to the Interstate COMMISSION
AGAINST THE SUSPENSION
of the long and short haul clause of the
law in favor of the transcontlnental
railroad lines. Sutton & Co. are en-
gagged in clipper transportation around
Ihe continent and in behalf of the clip
per lines. it is stated that the trans
continental roads have made war upon
them. Il is alleged that the roads re-
1uire shippers to enter into a contract
TO ship all overland freights by rail and
hat inducements were held cut to con-
tractors by offering lower rates on
reghts than those accorded the general
public.
SUTTON EXPRESSES THE BELIEF
hat the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
0any is interested with the railroad
companies in its efforts to secure sus-
pension of the fourth section of the
aW, the object being to crush out clip
per line competition.
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wells, halr baIsam.

If gray, restores to original color. An
elegant dressing, softens and beautines'
No oil nor grease A Tonic RESTORATIVE
Stops hair coming OUT strengthens
cieanses, heals scalp. 5Oc.
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Wonderful Cures.

W. D. Royt & Co., Wholesale and
Retail Druggists of Rome. Ca, says:
We have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery, Electric Bitters and Buck
lens Arnica Salve for two years. Have
never handled remedies that sell as well,
or give such universal satisfaction.
There have been some wonderful cures
effected by these medicines IN this city.
Several cases of pronounced Consump-
ton have been entirely cured by the use
of q few bottles of DR.. Kings New
Discovery, taken In connection with
Electric Bitters. We guarantees them
always. Sold By Z. @. II. 1. Drug Store.
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"Roueh on Piles."

Ask for Rough on Piles" Interna
and External Remedy in each package
sure cure, SOC.
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sansfhia Reauasta.

LONDON, June THE Queen has ac-
cepted the Albert medal, presented by
the Society of Arts.
The will of Mrs. Henry Wood, author
ess, has been proved. 1t bequeaths
f36 900 in equal shares to her children.
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The Grain Supply.

NEW YORK, June THE produce
exchange reports the visible supply of
grain on June A Wheat, AZ $50 600
bushels; Corn, IL 709 900; Oats, 3,453,-
800; Rye, 259 600; barley, 1874 600.
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LONDON, June 7.-Reports issued by
the Board of Trade show that imports
during May decreased FL, 100000 CON-
pared with the corresponding mouth
last year. Exports increased 92U0,000.
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Not = Republican

BRUSSELS, June 7-The principal gov
eminent organ asserts that the Prime
Minister of Belgium desires to abandon
his office
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THE BLOOD WOULD RUN.-FOr five
years 1 was great sufferer from Ca
tarrh. My nostrils were 50 sensitive |
could not bear the least bit of dust; at
times so bad the blood would run, and
at night could hardly breathe. After
trying many things without benefit
used Ely Cream Balm, [ am living
witness Of It's ef5cacy.-PETER BRUCE,
Farmer, Ithaca, n Y. Easy to use,
price so cents.
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Z Sueklen's srn,o, o.,

soisss, 'S soS SAVE Il in the world for Cuts.
; TSser Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum'
5.;coLOlains, Go,eetaIer Chapped Hands
, %ons, and DOSES 0o;5Is, and all skin erup,
-, 10y required, 'iTI s;y cures Piles, or 70
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Rock Salt.

We are selling Rock Salt. for milling
and stock purposes, 1T $3.50 per ton, Ia
carload lots, on cars at Nephi, Utah.
HYDE s. WEITNeaE.
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THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER, of
Bourbon, Ind, says: both myself and
wife owe our lives to SHILOHS CON
SUMPTION CURE" For sale at A.
D. Smith & Co.'s Drug Store. 8
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Hedberg & Fernstrom.

We are making up fashionable suits
at prices which defy competition. Call
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Turf Club House snd Restaurant,
At the Driving Park, now open, under
the management of Bechtol d Sands.